Dating the destruction of the First Temple

Ben Shahar, Meir
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Title Dating the destruction of the First Temple : tradition and interpretation in Josephus.
Original Library/publisher JSIJ - Jewish Studies
an Internet Journal. Ramat-Gan
Host Item JSIJ - Jewish Studies
an Internet Journal 19 (2020) 24 pp.
Language English
National Library system number 997009827790405171
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